Morris tribune., 1887-02-23
LOCALS.

Inc GullOI Va NV
few horses for sale.
"A. Stone Il Co. have garden
seeds in bulk for sale.
There was a social hop in Agency
Hall last Monday evening.
The story of the cherry tree ana
ha1chet has been duly reviewed.
Now is the time to plant your ad-
yertisements for the spring trade.
The world may owe a man living
but frequently it takes deal OF
rustling to get it.
Ole Eystad made us a pleasant call
last Wednesday and added his name
to our subscription list.
\ life insurance agent who was
doing the town called upon us the
other day. We still live.
More than one business man was
heard to remark last Friday: mo
mail. no dunning letters
Railway mail service has been ad-
ded upon the Willmar ami st. Cloud
branch of the Manitoba road.
Yesterday the children of the puo-
lie schools enjoyed 4 holiday, the
anniversary of Washinton's birthday.
Edward Moore has sold his farm in
the town of Stevens, together with
the stock upon it, and will move into
town.
J. BorrilI. of Rendsville, made the
TRIBUNE a pleasant call last Friday,
renewing his subscription for another
year.
There is to be a surprise party this
week. The party to be surprised
ought to consider this item very IN
teresting.
Free advertising will never support
newspaper. There are few IN
town who need to be reminded OF
this fact.
The employees upon the Manitoba
road gave a grand masquerade ball az
Willmar last Friday evening. IL was
largely attended.
For the first time this winter, there
was q general blockade of the trains
uuOu this branch of the Manitoba
road last Friday.
There is to be a sociable at the
residence of Rev. and Mrs. Fairbank
on Friday evening of this week, TO
which a general invitation is given.
Rev. Van Anda, of Minneapolis,
lectured in the Methodist church
last evening. The attendance was
large aud the lecture was instructive
and entertaining.
RI. Hall has purchased half in
teYest in the trotting bred stallion,
Night Hawk, and will hereafter have
the care and management OF that
we'll known animal.
II. J. Moore has just added a fine
stock of hats and caps to the general
stock in his store. He is adding new
goods continually and keeps his store
In first class condition.
E. Watson will move in a few
DAYS, from Pleasant View Stock
farm of which he has been manager
for the last five years, to his own
farm lust across the Pomme de Terre
river.
Miss Kellogg will send her stock of
goods to Minneapolis this week and
next week will leave for Minneapolis
herself. Miss Kellogg has large
circle of friends who will regret to
learn of her intended departure.
A boom edition of the Real Estate
Register will be issued on Saturday
ofthis week. The Stevens County
Abstract and Real Estate Agency,
the publisher, is doing valuable work
AS usual, In advertising this country.
Because of the storm, the lecture to
have been given by DR.. Van Anda in
the Methodist church last Friday
evening was postponed. The special
meeting of the Board of Trade, called
for the same evening, was also post
poned.
Morris Lodge, No. IS, A, 0. q. w
is enjoying a wonderful period Of
growth. A little over one year age
there were but seyen members. Now
there are over fifty and new applica'
tions are being received each week
The order has many commendable
features.
It Il runored that the Manitob;
road already has secured, or 1901
will secure, controlling interest il
the stock of the new Minneapolis
and Pacific road. If this be true
what wiII become of all the brillian
prospeets fer competition created q.
this much advertised new road?
J. e. DanieIson evidently feel
very certain that spring is coming
for lac IL already displaying good
that can he sold and used only il
warm weather., His new stock
spring dress goods is attractive in tn
extreme aud everything RbDat hi
store indicates an expected rise Il
Temperature.
from Il communication which an
pears elsewhere, 1t will be seen tina
the question of Hlieense' or "n
license" is to be made an issue at th
coming village election. The questio
will he thoroughly discussed ant
after taking all existing condition
into consideration, the majority {
the people will probably have n
difficulty in determining which
hottor for tho xvo1fara of tho village